Romanticism

English

Proper noun

Romanticism

1. 18th Century artistic and intellectual movement which stressed emotion, freedom and individual imagination.

Thesaurus

affection, affectionateness, amativeness, amorousness, autism, autistic thinking, bathos, bleeding heart, cloyingness, demonstrativeness, dereism, dereistic thinking, dreamery, ecstasy, enchantment, flight of fancy, goatishness, goo, hearts-and-flowers, horniness, ideal, idealism, ideality, idealization, imaginative exercise, impracticality, lovelornness, lovesickness, maudlinness, mawkishness, mush, mushiness, namby-pamby, namby-pambyism, namby-pambyness, nostalgia, nostomania, oversentimentalism, oversentimentality, play of fancy, quixotism, quixotry, rapture, romance, sentiment, sentimentalism, sentimentality, sexiness, slop, sloppiness, slush, soap opera, sob story, susceptibility, sweetness and light, tearjerker, unpracticalness, unrealism, unreality, utopianism, visionariness, wish fulfillment, wish-fulfillment fantasy, wishful thinking

Translations

18th century movement

Croatian: romantizam (hr) m. Dutch: romantiek (nl) f. French: romantisme (fr) m. Italian: Romanticismo (it) m.

Japanese: ロマン主義 (ja) (romanshugi, ロマンしゅぎ) Portuguese: Romantismo (pt) m. Russian: романтизм (ru) (romantizm) m. Spanish: Romanticismo (es) m.